Do you turn up your nose at weirdly shaped tomatoes at your local farmers market in favor of beautifully round specimens at your nearby supermarket? Do you steer clear of carrots with "legs" or squarish strawberries, opting instead for Instagram-worthy beauties?
Your feelings about imperfect fruits and vegetables – distinctly "different" in shape, color or texture – just might align with your political ideology.
It boils down to one's willingness to veer from expectations, explains Associate Professor Jayati Sinha of the department of marketing and logistics at FIU Business. Learn more in the video.
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